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1. Re: Illegitimate children/bastardy bonds [1]
Hi Honor Thanks for taking the time to reply, as you possibly saw from my mail to the list yesterday having posted my mail I disappeared off to Turkey for a break. Thanks for that information, I haven't tried it yet but when I go on line to send this I will check it out then. Thanks again Mickey ----- Original Message ----- From: "Honor" To: Sent: Sunday, June 15, 2003 10:55 AM Subject: Re: Illegitimate children/bastardy bonds > Hi Mickey, > > If you try w
2. Re: Which newspapers? [1]
Cheryl.phillips wrote: :: Can anyone tell me what newspapers were around for West Runton in :: 1948 - 1952 as I am looking for any newspaper articles relating to a :: murder in West Runton. Try the North Norfolk News. _______________________ Christopher Pipe (Cromer, Norfolk)
3. RE: skinners [1]
Hi Emma, I have a Maria SKINNER born Ditchingham,Norfolk abt 1820. She Married Absalom HARRIS in 8th Nov 1844 at Dicthingham. Maria's father was a John Skinner, and was described as being a gardener on the Marriage Certificate. Regards Tim -----Original Message----- From: emma [mailto:justinwig@hotmail.com] Sent: 17 June 2003 20:02 To: NORFOLK-L@rootsweb.com Subject: skinners i am trying to find my dads family if anyone has skinners from norfolk plese email me
4. Posting Interests - [1]
Hello List, Just re-posting my interests in Norfolk: Maria CHAPMAN b June 1848 Sutton, St Edmunds, Lincolnshire; d Oct 1926 Emneth, Norfolk. Mary DUFFY b C1825/26 Swaffham, Norfolk. Emily Elisa MASON b 1887 Wiggenhall, St Germans, Norfolk. Emily UNWIN b 1857 Norfolk; d July 1934 St Germans, Norfolk. William Henry WRIGHT b 1891 Fincham, Norfolk. I'd like to hear from anyone with similar interests, please. Kind regards, Allan Bruse (Perth, Western Australia)
5. Re: History [1]
Hello Pam, and everyone else who replied. Thank you all very much. I now have copy of 'my' history once again. Best wishes Alan Ellis Vancouver, BC
6. The elusive Richard LING [1]
Hello everyone, We have a brick wall we're hoping someone can help with. This brick goes by the name of Richard LING. Originally we thought he might be from Shropshire or London but those don't seem to be panning out. On advice from others, I've turned my quest to these lists. Here's what we know... Name: Richard LING Born: 1831-ish (he listed 1828 on a city directory in Canada) in England. No city/county known. Married: Elizabeth. Date unknown but likely mid 1860's. Children: Caroline, Clara, Eliza
7. OXLEY [1]
Hi all, Having learned recently that my Pullyn forebears were Quakers I am now on a search for Martha OXLEY daughter of James OXLEY. Martha was my gg grandmother and the wife of NICHOLAS PULLYN of Beccles. I have not much information on Martha but now know that she died in 1868 aged 57. According to my maths that means she was born about 1811 (I am assuming that Nicholas would have been the one to have registered her death and to have hopefully known how old she was, although not guaranteed). I have been go
8. Re: Mitchells in West Acre [1]
Dear Deborah, Yes I have - I'll get back to you when I've had a search. I should remind you that it's quite early - from about 1686 until 1715. Jeanette. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Deborah Collins" To: Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 6:37 AM Subject: Re: Mitchells in West Acre > Hi Jeanette > > Do you still have your library book that you mentioned last week on the > list? If you do, would you mind seeing if there are any references to > th
9. Re: History [1]
Hello Iris It depends on whether you mean history books or social history books. I love the social history books because it gives you an idea of our ancestors' daily lives. The following is a short list of those I have read & enjoyed and had the sense to keep a record of. Unfortunately, most of them went unrecorded. The Old Stories by Kevin Crossley Holland - folk tales of East Anglia ISBN 0 905899 51 2 Norfolk Life and A Norfolk Notebook both by Lilias Ryder Haggard, about 1930s Norfolk rural li
10. Re: BURGESS,FULCHER,CARTER,HICKEY [1]
Hello Janice and Listers (FYI - Nambour, Queensland FHC used to ask for a donation when you sign in.) The registration numbers for the marriage and the children are listed for you below, within asterisks, in case you did not have these. Note the return to the Brisbane area around 1880. There was a deceased female child recorded for a John and Mary but we could not presume she belongs to them. My sources of reference have been the Queensland Pioneers Index 1829-1889 and the LDS Second Edition British Vit
11. Re: Norfolk interests [1]
Bonnie You have kindly helped me in the past.Have we ever exchanged HOWELL information? Are Howells in Walsingham of any interest to you? Regards Tina Sherwood NFHS 5607 -------Original Message------- From: NORFOLK-L@rootsweb.com Date: 08 June 2003 16:19:36 To: NORFOLK-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Norfolk interests Hi Folks Below is a list of my Norfolk surnames as well as my interests in descendants of specific individuals in Norfolk. Please do NOT send me census records as I already have that information
12. Re: PARISH RECORDS [1]
Hi Betty The Norfolk Record Office, closed now but scheduled to re-open by September, has microfiche for sale of quite a number of Norfolk parish registers. http://archives.norfolk.gov.uk/ The Mid Norfolk Family History Society has some microfiche for sale, too. http://www.uea.ac.uk/~s300/genuki/NFK/organisations/midnfhs/ and so does the Norfolk Family History Society http://www.norfolkfhs.org.uk/ The Parish Register Transcription Society is another source for purchasing Norfolk parish registers on f
13. surname interests WHILEY, LOOSE/LEWIS, GREEN, LEWES, MANNING. [1]
Hi everyone, I'm new to NORFOLK-L and would be very grateful to hear from anyone researching the following surnames or links relating to them. I have complete microfiche Parish Records of the following parishes NARFORD, NARBOROUGH,HOLKHAM,FOULDEN and RUNHAM. I will be happy to do reciprical look ups of there areas if anyone is interested. AND could some kind person who has access to the records of West Acre please do a lookup for me. I am looking for information on the surname WHILEY and spelling varients o
14. Re: Illegitimate children/bastardy bonds [1]
Hi Lesley Thanks for taking the time to reply, as you possibly saw from my mail to the list yesterday having posted my mail I disappeared off to Turkey for a break. Yes I had seen her but wondered how I would go about proving the connection. many thanks Mickey ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lesley Purcell" To: Sent: Sunday, June 15, 2003 10:50 AM Subject: RE: Illegitimate children/bastardy bonds > There is also some Wilson children in th
15. 1891 Census etc [1]
I am pleased to announce that the 1891 Census Names Index is now complete for EVERY parish in Norfolk (and a few just over the county boundary into Suffolk). I have also added two more wills, and the story of David HUGHES (c.1530-1610), estate manager of Woodrising Estate, who endowed the grammar school in Beaumaris, Angelsey. Regards to all, Paddy NFHS Member #5594 Mailto:E.C.Apling@btinternet.com http://apling.freeservers.com/index.htm or http://www.e.c.apling.btinternet.co.uk
16. PADDY APLINGS SITE [1]
I totally endorse the comments of others ref. Paddy Aplings site. I found a NURSE entry there for the 1891 census - requested the entry from Pat and had a nice reply even though I had a typo and asked for 1841. The entries are different, not run of the mill and I check it regularly. I find the will section fascinating. Many thanks, I take my hat off to you Sir. Honor. Vanc. Island. # 424 NFHS Paddy's site is http://apling.freeservers/com/index/htm
17. look-up requested [1]
Does anyone have access to records for north pickenham? I am trying to find the surname of a Hannah that married Charles King of Shipdham. Her year of birth is abt 1838, his was 1835. they had 2 children on the 1881 census, Charles (1871) and Flegg (1873). Many thanks in advance Lynn
18. Re: COLLAPSE OF BRIDGE GT YARMOUTH 1845 [1]
hi jill, no mention of FORD or FORDER In list have had so many e;mails will put out all names i have of survivors and fatalities at a later date regards carolynn
19. Re: Location of Kipton Ash [1]
Hi Terry & Brenda A really great Norfolk site to help with research is:- http://www.genealogy.doun.org/transcriptions/ Not sure what Titchwell records are on there but in general it is a fantastic research site. Happy hunting Rachel > Dear Listers: > > Now we have the information on our SMITH family through the courtesy of > Rachel, we are looking for the birth of ALICE SMITH (we think her maiden > name was PITCHER - if we have the correct marriage from the IGI - November > 10, 1834). The 1851 and
20. Re: 1891 census list for Norfolk [1]
Can someone look up in the 1891 census for around Coker's Hill, Little Walsingham John WILLIAMSON-Head-M/W 79yo ag Labourer born Little Walsingham Ann WILLIAMSON-wife-M/W 84yo born Little Walsingham Margaret WILLIAMSON-Dau/Wife/Head-S/M-42yo-Char Woman/Domestic-born Little Walsingham John WILLIAMSON Granson/son-18yo-ag. Labourer/? -born Little Walsingham Stephen C. WILLIAMSON-Granson/son -10yo-Scholar-born Little Walsingham Dale Thomas Lewis, Samuel Barnes,& Helon Murphys http://www.thomaslewisroughcollier.
21. GYTON [1]
Hello Listers, Is anyone here researching the name GYTON? Seeking details on JEMIMA BROWNE GYTON born c1843 at Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, she married in 1871 in Marylebone, London to RICHARD WALTER BROWNE, had one child that I know of NELLY, born c1873 in Middlesex, Richard born c1846 Middlesex, occupation: Pianoforte Maker Jemima's name became Jemima Browne Browne, thanks Linda Tasmania, Australia
22. Gathercole, Cork, Stannard, Curzon & Newham [1]
My Norfolk interests include the following marriages: Francis GATHERCOLE & Mary STANNARD 1847 in Wretton. John GATHERCOLE & Sarah CORK 1868 in Wretton Charles CORK & Charlotte CURZON 1811 in Harpley Henry STANNARD & Maria NEWHAM 1823 in Wretton Areas of interest include Wretton, Stoke Ferry, Boughton, Brandon and Wilton. Regards Jill
23. Re: Look up Please [1]
Hi Jane If I understand correctly you are looking for the 1861 Census for Sheringham, Nfk. It has been transcribed and is on the Norfolk Transcription Archive http://www.genealogy.doun.org/transcriptions/index.php Bonnie Ostler ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jane Johnston" <> To: <> Sent: Wedne.comsday, June 18, 2003 11:37 AM Subject: Look up Please > Could some one look in the 1861 census and see if James Rook and Alice Chasney Rook are listed along with their children? They resided in Lower S
24. Re: Brickwall - THOMPSON Priscilla [1]
Hi Folks Beeston Regis Archdeacon's Transcripts start 1725 and Bishop's Transcripts could be checked to fill in the missing years. Bonnie Ostler ----- Original Message ----- From: "Keith Drage" To: Sent: Monday, June 30, 2003 6:56 PM Subject: Re: Brickwall - THOMPSON Priscilla > I am afraid that your brick wall will be placed not much further back, as > the earliest existing parish registers for Beeston Regis date from 1745. > > The entries that do e
25. Look up Please [1]
Could some one look in the 1861 census and see if James Rook and Alice Chasney Rook are listed along with their children? They resided in Lower Sheringham in 1853 and I am hoping they are still there in 1861. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Jane Missouri, USA
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